One listen to Noise Galleri's debut single Spin Me High and it's clear that a very special collective has arrived. Sure, its energy will sound massive on Radio 1 next to Rudimental or Jess Glynne. But this is a tune whose spirit stretches right back to the old-school genre-smashing spirit of Soul II Soul and the euphoric carnival of Basement Jaxx. It's music that knows no boundaries.

Smashing into your heart while moving your feet, Spin Me High is typical of Noise Galleri's ambition to make music that connects with all audiences, from dubstep headnodders to EDM hedonists.
Moved by Earth, Wind And Fire's disco and the blues of Stevie Ray Vaughan as much as Beyonce and Major Lazer, it takes great skill to fuse so many influences, but the three people of Noise Galleri are as serious about their craft as they are passionate. And they're very passionate people indeed.

"We want people to hear what we bring, not think of us as sounding just like anyone else," explains drummer and programmer Raf Haley. As singer Ana Santos puts it: "It'd be great if people eventually said of someone 'They sound just like Noise Galleri' and we became the benchmark for how a band could sound."